Added -vite to technologies section#8618
Added -vite to technologies section#8618sushma110396 wants to merge 1 commit intohackforla:gh-pagesfrom
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Note: The update appears correctly on the Civic Tech Jobs detail page. However, it does not appear on the project card on the Projects page in my local environment, even after a hard refresh and rebuilding/restarting the Docker environment. |
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Review ETA: 6 PM 4/23/2026 |
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Congratulations on completing a good first issue.
I've tested the changes in my local environment and have verified that I am able to see the changes on both /projects/civic-tech-jobs and /projects/ paths. Also regarding this, I vaguely remember somebody having a similar issue months ago. I highly recommend that you ask one of the senior volunteers on how to fix this, possibly Will, as one of them may have fixed it in the past.
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![image]was still left in. This is not a big deal. - In the linked issue, you didn't need to provide an progress update. It's only required after one week of assignment and on every Friday.
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@myronchen-git Thanks for your review and suggestions. Can you please provide the senior volunteer-Will's full name? |
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Hi @sushma110396 and @myronchen-git I see "Vite" in both locations also.
The hard refresh and rebuilds were good ideas. The next thing I would suggest if you haven't already is to open Let us know what you find out, especially if you still can't see the update at all or if the browser you are using still won't show the update. |
Fixes #8332
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Note: The update appears correctly on the Civic Tech Jobs detail page. However, it does not appear on the project card on the Projects page in my local environment, even after a hard refresh and rebuilding/restarting the Docker environment.